Mountainview Elementary recently reached a big goal by getting a "Gold Ribbon" award for its great work helping students from low-income families. Recently, the school held a "Family Math Night" where parents could help their kids with math by playing games. Also, the campus is benefiting from new security improvements that are being made across the district, such as better systems for letting visitors in.

Q1. Does Mountainview El have a running or track club after school?

Ans. The "Mountainview Milers" club meets once a week to encourage physical fitness and endurance through supervised distance running.

Q2. What does the Mountainview El safety patrol need to do?

Ans. High-achieving fifth graders with leadership potential are chosen to help with morning traffic flow.

Q3. Does Mountainview El have a librarian who works there full-time?

Ans. A certified media specialist runs the library and teaches lessons on research, reading, and being a good digital citizen every week.

Q4. What does Mountainview El do to celebrate students who do better in school?

Ans. Every nine weeks, recognition assemblies are held to honor students who have made a lot of progress in their schoolwork.

Q5. Are there any programs at Mountainview El that teach kids about gardening?

Ans. The school has a science garden on the property where students learn about life cycles and being responsible for the environment by planting things.